Sentence examples for created pop from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 20th century, science fiction writers created pop culture touchstones about technological tyranny.

Jamie King has created pop spectaculars for Prince, Ricky Martin, Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez.

Then we turned up the volume and created pop or rock songs.

Ross Bailey: Many of our users have created pop ups and fitted out the store on a very tight budget.

Having created Pop Idol and turned it into one of the world's most successful television brands, including America's biggest show, American Idol, Fuller is branching out into multiple areas of the entertainment industry.

This year's artists include Sir Peter Blake (who's created pop art-inspired car tax discs for the fair), Tracey Emin's studios and Bob and Roberta Smith, with prices starting from £10.

Yearly storms created pop-up rivers that destroyed property and stranded residents.

Professing to be hooked on adventure, Kent and Brown have created "pop-up" theatres for site-specific work in a disused King's Cross bus station and a Hackney warehouse, and for their final show at the Almeida they flooded the basement and half-demolished the auditorium.

So we created pop-up spotlight stages that are free for the exhibitor to use in 20 minute intervals, and are spread throughout the show floor.

Over the past five years, they've created pop-up parties ranging from intimate, 100-person soirees, to 1,500-person 1,500-persons, with the help of over 100 different musical and visual artists.

By never having created pop-ready jingles with slow buildups and "epic" breakdowns, they ensured that their fans were in for the longer haul -- even if the actual running time of each of the songs in the film is a maximum of nine minutes, the segments can feel extended when piled on top of one another.